Sentence examples for the inference would be from inspiring English sources

"The UK version was submitted first and the US version some weeks or months later, so – if I was dead and couldn't deny it – the inference would be that the American version is 'more' definitive," said the novelist.

The inference would be that Christian Benteke was among those who had disappointed, as it was he who was hoicked off at half-time for Zaha, who made his first appearance after missing a month with a ligament strain.

In addition, if episodic memory involved an inference to the effect that the event happened to me, the inference would be otiose because, as Reid claims, such a belief is already an immediate, non-inferential component of episodic memory.

The inference would be valid only if we were to interpret 'feature of the situation' so broadly that any possible explanatory fact can count as a feature of the situation.

If the evolutionary rates of genes are strongly influenced by features outside of domains, such as the number/length of linker regions, then the inference would be invalid.

Each line of argument should specify the data on which the inference would be based and also the reasoning for why those data are informative about the human risk question.

This indicates that the representativeness of the sample is imperfect, but it seems unlikely that the inferences would be substantially biased due to these scattered instances of systematic dropout.

The parallel genomic patterns in our two saline populations argue against such processes, but this inference would be greatly strengthened by the inclusion of additional saline and non-saline populations.

A basic rule of inference is modus ponens: from "If A, B" and A, we can infer B. If it were possible to have A true, B false and "If A, B" true, this inference would be invalid.

Most tools would interpret a C to T substitution as an un-methylated cytosine, although a certain number of them are actually SNVs, and therefore this inference would be wrong.

From an experimental viewpoint, invariance to reparameterization is an critical requirement for inferring frequencies from counts since the property implies that the same inference would be made if, for example, relative mutation rates had been estimated rather than frequencies.